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svasti-prithvī-vallabha-mahārājādhirāja-paramēśvara-parama-bhaṭṭāra
kaṁ cāḷukyā-vaṁśōdbhavaṁ śrīmat·-nūrmmaḍi-tailapa-dēvana rājyam-uttarō
ttarābhivr̥ddhige saluttire
jiḍurāḷge Eḻpattakaṁ biṭṭagaṁ nār-ggaṁvuṇḍu geyye
me
karaṁ punupaḷḷiyal' iḻdu pu vana
yyalaṁ paridu mārbbalaman taḷt’ iṟidu svarggālayakke sandaṁ
kōkarana tāy arasabbeyum ātana maydunaṁ punuvalavaḷḷiya gāvuṇḍan a
ggasar ēḷavaritamma bāvaṁge parōkṣavinayaṁ geydu kallaṁ nirisidaṁ maṁgaḷaṁ
mādhavayyaṁ baredaṁ nāgaṁ besegeydaṁ
— and Biṭṭiga was nāṟ-ggāvuṇḍa of the Jiḍuraḷge Seventy; —
(on the date specified), when Mādeyūr Sāntivarmma raided Bariyūr; the bangle-seller Kōkara being in Punuvaḷḷi, attacked
By the victor is gained spoil and c.
His mother and other relatives (named) set up this stone.
Verse in praise of a good son.
Mādhavayya wrote it; Nāga did the work.